Examples of using Man and the environment in English and their translations into Polish
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Commission Regulation(EC) No 1488/94 of 28 June 1994 laying down the  principles for the  assessment of risks to man and the environment of existing substances in accordance with Council Regulation.
disposed of without causing any avoidable damage to man and the environment.(1) OJ No L 84, 31. 3. 1973, p.
also include recommendations on measures which will enable the  risk for man and the environment in connection with the  marketing of the  substance to be lessened.
Whereas Article 16 of Directive 67/548/EEC requires the  competent authorities receiving notification of a new substance to carry out an assessment of its risks to man and the environment in accordance with general principles;
in the  long term, to keep climate change at tolerable levels both for man and the environment.
certain industrial activities and  with the  limitation of their consequences for man and the environment;
thereby to reduce the  harmful effects of such emissions on man and the environment.
In order to protect man and the environment from potential risks which could arise from the  placing on the  market of new substances,
whereas a general evaluation of the  risks to man and the environment of chloroform is being carried out pursuant to Council Regulation(EEC)
amendments in the  study programmes are nevertheless really necessary to protect man and the environment, it may ask the  Commission to take a decision in accordance with the  procedure laid down in Article 21.
requires tests to be carried out on chemical substances in order to enable their potential risk to man and the environment to be determined;
to limit the  consequences of such accidents for man and the environment.
Whereas to protect man and the environment against potential risks which could arise from the  placing on the  market of new substances,
A technical dossier supplying the  information necessary for evaluating the  foreseeable risks, whether immediate or delayed, which the  substance may entail for man and the environment, and  containing all available relevant data for this purpose.
in particular on the  assessment of the  risks for man and the environment while taking into account the  various problems posed by wood preservation in the  Member States;
whereas it is recognized that this substance is less dangerous to man and the environment than the  PCBs it was designed to replace;
an assessment are nevertheless really necessary to protect man and the environment, it may ask the  Commission to take a decision in accordance with the  procedure laid down in Article 29(4) b.